ISBE 2022 Outline Programme

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ISBE 2022 Outline Conference Programme
Wednesday 26th October
Doctoral Day

NEW APPROACHES TO RAISING ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITY:  RESHAPING   INCLUSIVE ENTERPRISE, POLICY, AND PRACTICE POST-PANDEMIC

Thursday 27th October 2022
ISBE2022 – Day One

Friday 28th October 2022
ISBE2022 – Day Two


Wednesday 26th October 2022
Doctoral Day
The Guildhall, St Martins Courtyard, Coney St, York, YO1 9QL

0930                    Doctoral Day Registration

1030-1615          Doctoral Day


1830-2030         ISBE2022 Welcome Reception
The Guildhall, St Martins Courtyard, Coney St, York, YO1 9QL

Welcome: Professor Kiran Trehan, University of York
Keynote Speaker: TBC


Draft programme subject to change

ISBE2022: Day One
Thursday 27th October – York Principal Hotel, Station Road, York, YO24 1AA

0830 Registration at York Principal Hotel (Tea & Coffee)
0900

 

Welcome and Opening Plenary Session

Join us at the Opening Session of ISBE 2022 for what promises to be an exciting  start to the conference, bringing together leading regional  national, international experts in small business & entrepreneurship research policy, and practice, to explore how we can “Raise Entrepreneurial Opportunity and what role  can universities, business and government  play to deliver levelling up?”.

Chair: Professor Kiran Trehan

Keynote speakers & Panellists

  • The Rt Hon Justine Greening, Chair of the Purpose Coalition
  • Professor Charlie Jeffery, Vice Chancellor, University of York
  • Richard Askew, Federation of Small Business (FSB) Chair of English Policy Unit
  • Professor Karen Bryan, Vice Chancellor, York St John University
  • Professor Stephen Roper, Director Enterprise Research Centre, Warwick Business School
1030 Morning Break
1100 Parallel session 1
1230 Lunch and networking activities. Including:-

1200-1230 – SIG AGM’s

1400 Parallel session 2
1530 Afternoon Break
1600 Parallel session 3
1730 End
1900 Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony – Merchant Adventurers Hall, Fossgate, York, YO1 9XD

Keynote Speaker

Julian Richer (TBC), Entrepreneur and Founder of Richer Sounds, Philanthropist and Author and Writer (Sunday Times)

 

ISBE2022: Day Two
Friday 28th October – York Principal Hotel, Station Road, York, YO24 1AA

0830 Registration at York Principal Hotel (Tea & Coffee)
0900 Parallel session 4
1030 Morning Break
1100 Parallel Session 5
1230 Lunch and networking activities, SIG and ISBE AGM

1230-1300 – ISBE AGM

1400 Parallel session 6
1530 Afternoon Break
1600 Plenary Session Debate

“Engage! Entrepreneurial ecosystems need evidence and ideas more than ever – So how can researchers influence policy and practice? 

Chair: Professor Kiran Trehan

Keynote speakers

  • Reflections from the Engaged Scholarship Learning Lab – Professor Julia Rouse
  • Learning from the Enterprise Research Centre – Professor Stephen Roper

 

Cost of living crisis, recession, pandemic, war, climate change, Brexit, inequality…. Small firms and entrepreneurs are facing tumultuous times and governments and support systems are making huge decisions about how (and whether) to support them. But how much of our research is mobilised as evidence to shape enterprise ecosystems? And how can we mobilise evidence to be more influential?

In this session, ISBE Conference Chair, Prof Kiran Trehan will facilitate a conversation between two speakers and the ISBE membership via the medium of short presentations and plenty of discussion time to dig into the problem and come up with ideas. Prof Julia Rouse will share reflections from a year of building skills and community in the Engaged Scholarship Learning Lab and welcome your thoughts on ‘what’s next’ for our community? Prof Stephen Roper will share his learning from the process of developing the Enterprise Research Centre. Our aim is not just to collectively agree that engagement matters and we should do more, but to think about how that is possible, given our busy working lives. How can the ISBE community work together to make a step change in engaging research and creating influence?

1700 Conference Close